Tiggywinkles

This place is amazing. They have the largest wildlife hospital in the UK here and rescue 13000 animals a year prioritising releasing them back into the wild. If you have kids, please take them!!! At the very least they have the friendliest Dear in the world!

A wonderful experience, lovely staff, so knowledgeable about the animals. The talks were great, especially the hedgehogs and bird talks. Seeing the babies being fed in the nursery was another highlight. We saw baby squirrels being fed. There is a terrific playground to or children with several ride on toys available for little ones and a flying fox for the older ones. The hospitals work saving iured animals is fantastic.

We went this morning (me husband and 2 kids) and we had a lovely time! We found tiggywinkles from a day out website for the kids and was a half hour drive but definitely worth the visit. We got to walk round and see some of the animals there, and there was a playground that the kids really enjoyed! 10/10 recommend. Thank you

Amazing little British wildlife centre - great staff, play area, museum, crafts, very clean and tidy, no gimmicks. Would be good to visit in summertime also. Definitely worth s visit and to support this great cause.

Such a lovely place. The work they're doing here are amazing. Saving injured wildlife animals. We meet a 3 legged hedgehog, lost its leg-run over by a car. This wild life hospital (first in the world) saved this hedgehog life. Staff here ( Leah ) thank you for Showing my son this precious creature, Winnie the hedgehog!

Such a lovely little rescue centre — small but full of heart! Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. We handed in a baby hedgehog, and the team were absolutely wonderful, taking amazing care of it. You can really tell how much they love what they do.

We went to this place according to their good reviews but were not very impressed as there was hardly any animals there to see so were a bit disappointed as we went from London so it was not what we expected. The staffs are nice and friendly and quite place so not a lot of people around plus free car park which were good points about it.

Our neighbours found a juvenile hedgehog wandering around our Close in broad daylight and weren't sure what to do with it. So they came to us. The fact that it was 2 o'clock in the afternoon, we knew it (now called 'Spike'!) shouldn't be there. A quick call to Tiggywinkles (25 miles away) confirmed the fact and advised us to bring Spike in. The staff at Tiggywinkles were so pleasant and welcoming. They were pleased that we had taken the bother to bring Spike in, even though he was very active. We had heard much about Tiggywinkles, but had never visited before. It is a wonderful setup, and looks very well maintained. All the staff we met were so focused in what they do and couldn't have been more helpful. We even found thattheir first ever casualty was a kestrel, not a hedgehog as we always had assumed. Spike's casualty number was 114935 on 6th September and if it isn't too much of a problem, we'd love to know how it is doing.